Kelechi Iheanacho

[Derka]

Beginning to remind me of a prime (pre-Chelski) Torres Ian does. Well deserved motm performance, delighted for him

[carl_feedthegoat]

Well there you have it straight from the voice of Joe Hart about Iheanacho. He said Kelechi was a bit of an unknown but credited Pellegrini for having faith in him 'to be fair' inferring that not everybody did.

I'm assuming he's referring to 'having faith' in him just today? As all season he hasn't had any faith in him whatsoever, hence why Bony has played ahead of Ian.

Spot on - Ill fuckign bad mouth any manager who puts faith in Bony before this lad.

It was obvious to a fuckign blind cunt that Nacho is leaps and bounds a better option than Bony....eventually the penny had to drop.

What took you so long?

I was busy shagging...kind of fucked up my match watching and posting experience.

Im not complaining though.

[Spurge]

Well there you have it straight from the voice of Joe Hart about Iheanacho. He said Kelechi was a bit of an unknown but credited Pellegrini for having faith in him 'to be fair' inferring that not everybody did.

I'm assuming he's referring to 'having faith' in him just today? As all season he hasn't had any faith in him whatsoever, hence why Bony has played ahead of Ian.

Spot on - Ill fuckign bad mouth any manager who puts faith in Bony before this lad.

It was obvious to a fuckign blind cunt that Nacho is leaps and bounds a better option than Bony....eventually the penny had to drop.

What took you so long?

I was busy shagging...kind of fucked up my match watching and posting experience.

Im not complaining though.

That makes a change - fair play though.

[Wonderwall]

Iheanacho 500 minutes 11 goals and 4 assists

The Salford Messi 547 minutes 7 goals and 1 assist

[Bluedj]

According to my calculation there Wonder's, that's a goal very 45 minutes and 45 seconds!

[Dameerto]

11 goals from 15 shots on target in all competitions (according to the BBC) - someone would have to be blind not to give him more chances.

[nottsblue]

Iheanacho 500 minutes 11 goals and 4 assists

The Salford Messi 547 minutes 7 goals and 1 assist

The BBC match report used the figures of 11 goals in 30 appearances. Technically correct but completely skewed figures. They just can't help themselves though, it's part of their DNA to try to denigrate a rag rival

[edge275]

I've just calculated it all up. In total this season he's played exactly 900 minutes and scored 11 goals which is a goal every 82 minutes over a fairly long period of time playing inconsistently.

Pellegrini really is an idiot.

[Tony P]

Only scored two. Pellers is clearly ruining him.

[john@staustell]

I've just calculated it all up. In total this season he's played exactly 900 minutes and scored 11 goals which is a goal every 82 minutes over a fairly long period of time playing inconsistently.

Pellegrini really is an idiot.

He's good but he's played in certain games mate.

[PrezIke]

10 goals at 19 years of age whilst barely getting chances to start is an impressive output.

Of course, won't get the accolades of Rashford, and now Iwobi (future of Nigeria with Kelechi) with the English media...for now.

Btw, does anyone notice that players don't really go over to him after he scores? Is it because of his apparent prayer? I wonder if he asked that of them or is it the players choice?

[Cocacolajojo]

10 goals at 19 years of age whilst barely getting chances to start is an impressive output.

Of course, won't get the accolades of Rashford, and now Iwobi (future of Nigeria with Kelechi) with the English media...for now.

Btw, does anyone notice that players don't really go over to him after he scores? Is it because of his apparent prayer? I wonder if he asked that of them or is it the players choice?

It's weird isn't it? It is.

[PrezIke]

10 goals at 19 years of age whilst barely getting chances to start is an impressive output.

Of course, won't get the accolades of Rashford, and now Iwobi (future of Nigeria with Kelechi) with the English media...for now.

Btw, does anyone notice that players don't really go over to him after he scores? Is it because of his apparent prayer? I wonder if he asked that of them or is it the players choice?

It's weird isn't it? It is.

I hate to speculate, and he comes across as quite humble, but does he not get along with them? Is it an issue about them feeling he hasn't earned his place in the team? Or is this some kind of hazing because he's right out of the academy/only 19?

[Foreverinbluedreams]

10 goals at 19 years of age whilst barely getting chances to start is an impressive output.

Of course, won't get the accolades of Rashford, and now Iwobi (future of Nigeria with Kelechi) with the English media...for now.

Btw, does anyone notice that players don't really go over to him after he scores? Is it because of his apparent prayer? I wonder if he asked that of them or is it the players choice?

If you watch the footage of the first you see at least four of them strolling towards him to congratulate him before the replay is shown.

Oh his second you can see Delph running towards him before they cut to replay.

If you watch Aguero's celebration he celebrates with Aguero and Silva and then Kolarov.

I suspect it was the timing of the goals that saw the celebration less enthusiastic.

[PrezIke]

I remember the players not going over to him coming up a while back, when he scored a key goal late in a game, but we speculated it was due to it being so late in the game and we were either behind, or had just drawn, and were trying to snatch a winner. Problem is, you see it again today, but that explanation does not make sense this time.

[Dunnylad]

Makes more sense if they are honouring his prayer commitment - Delph didn't race over to hug him & a couple more were on their way over once he'd finished thanking the Lord

[nottsblue]

Should he score on Tuesday you can bet your ass they will all run over as quick as they can

[PrezIke]

Makes more sense if they are honouring his prayer commitment - Delph didn't race over to hug him & a couple more were on their way over once he'd finished thanking the Lord

That's what my general impression is. Was just curious.

[iwasthere2012]

Makes more sense if they are honouring his prayer commitment - Delph didn't race over to hug him & a couple more were on their way over once he'd finished thanking the Lord

That's what my general impression is. Was just curious.

I've seen it a few matches now. I think they wait until he's finished praying.

[Foreverinbluedreams]

Type 'Iheanacho celebration' into Google and select images, there's numerous examples of his team mates celebrating with him.

Fucking Henry and his shit stirring.